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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
8
An advertisement touts a hot weather tea offering named Heed Tea and a specially adapted tropical blend. It extols skilled blending, exclusive stock, and an Orient overseer who travels to Japan for three stores. It invites readers to try a sample of the Toed Tea blend.
Funeral services for the 9 year old Daphne Parkes were held at Thompson Street church with Rev. Robert Warner officiating. Pallbearers included Albert Lee Charles French Roy Raley Royal Sawtelle Joe Kimmery and Willard Boni. Parkes died after a bout with typhoid fever following a visit to her grandmother. The Eagles band sent a wreath. Parkes was noted as a talented musician in promising early life. Also advertised are Purine the Laxative Frost Syrup and Ushi Foley Kidney Cure with Koeppen Drug Store listed.
James E. Jones of Lewiston Idaho and Pear E. Peett of Olex Oregon were married today by Rev. Robert Warner at the parsonage on Thompaum Street. The ceremony was at noon with a handful of intimate friends present. The newlyweds will reside here.
Nations strive to curb the white plague with Foley's Honey and Tar praised for curing coughs and colds. The ad claims it prevents consumption and warns against unknown preparations. The genuine product appears in a yellow package from Koeppen Drug Store.
The Seattle News reports 8000 men are employed along the Kennewick to Vancouver rail route and the New Portland and Seattle line. Builders prepare for possible electric third rail as crews lay out the old grade from Chehalia to Vancouver with hundreds of camps and teams at work.
The article portrays Mrs Mary Pastian, longtime dealer in farm produce and jewelry in Huntington, as a subject of sensational mockery about counterfeiters. It recounts rumors of a hidden mint on her ranch, a secret service stakeout, and her insistence that no counterfeit money was produced there while she says she faced government scrutiny and mischaracterization.
George Shill was jailed on Tuesday for living off the earnings of a prostitute. Neighbors and the woman testified he allowed his wife to work from a Cottonwood street crib, with proceeds used for family expenses. They recently bought a small farm, payments funded by her earnings. Sheriff Taylor arrested him at his wife’s Cottonwood Street room. he remains jailed without bail. The statute, enacted last session, prescribes one to five years in prison or a $1000 to $5000 fine. A prior county convict is in the state penitentiary serving a two year term.
Mesasim Sharon and Eddings pleaded not guilty in circuit court to buying stolen property from a pair of youths who sold a harness set for 1.75. Bail set at 250 by Judge Bean. The article notes alleged mis treatment by the defendants and mentions a separate Springfield crime where Officer Fehr was struck and Officer Lederle was killed during a pursuit of a thief who fled.
The event featured a bucking horse ridden by Jimmy Gongere who, though admired by spectators for staying in the saddle, was denied first prize as the crowd favored another outcome. Joe Cantrell won first prize on Seals with Charley Ness taking the hardest bucking horse award. judges were John Rust F T George and W A Taylor. The day included a concert by the Bago band at the courthouse, a public parade, and evening dancing.
Daily inquiries discuss making denatured alcohol and the removal of taxes. A Washington dispatch notes denatured alcohol rules may be withdrawn for fuel and medicinal use, while the German system uses a standard denaturant mix. The Kansas City Star reports experiments like making alcohol from garbage powering a car.
G B Durhame of Cariale Center N Y writes that after four years his kidney trouble is cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. He says brick dust sediment pain and symptoms disappeared within two bottles and have not returned in four years. He urges others with kidney or bladder trouble to try the remedy. Koeppen Drug Store advertises Foley's Kidney Cure. For fresh news read the E O.
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